The regulations set forth in this article, or set forth elsewhere in this chapter, or when referred to in this article, are the district regulations in the PRC Private Recreation—Conservation District regulations.

(1976 Code, Ch. 12, Div. 5, Art. IX, § 1)

(A)

Private recreation and open space.

(B)

Private conservation and preservation of natural resource areas.

(C)

Private beach and shore areas.

(D)

Existing seawalls and dune walkovers, dune crossings and the like.

(1976 Code, Ch. 12, Div. 5, Art. IX, § 2)

No building or structures except for dune walkways shall be constructed within this area.

(1976 Code, Ch. 12, Div. 5, Art. IX, § 3)

No parking other than for emergency purposes shall be permitted in any of the areas within this zoning district.

(1976 Code, Ch. 12, Div. 5, Art. IX, § 4)

(A)

Plot area. There is no minimum plot area for the private recreation—conservation zoning district.

(B)

Open area. Every plot used in the private recreation—conservation zoning district shall maintain the existing natural vegetation and shoreline areas in their natural state. Except for existing seawalls, decks, dune crossovers and or walkways, all structures or buildings are prohibited.

(1976 Code, Ch. 12, Div. 5, Art. IX, § 5)

(A)

Each plot used in this zoning district, will automatically provide an appropriate credit towards the adjacent residential zoning district from which this plot was created.

(B)

The area of the plot is transferred to the adjacent residential zoning district for density and area calculations. In no event, however, can the density and area credit provide for overall densities that will exceed the maximum allowable units as permitted by the town's Land Use Plan.

(1976 Code, Ch. 12, Div. 5, Art. IX, § 6)